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Just a short note to let you know we’re still hard at work behind the scenes. The rapid initial releases of DiaGrammar kept us busy, but there are more features in the works. Version 1.3 is expected to be release in Q3, with a feature those of you working on large grammars will appreciate. But the most effort has gone into the next stage infrastructure for diagrams themselves. If you follow the Red language rooms on Gitter you may have seen mention of it.

More improvements and a few fixes. If you bought 1.0, this upgrade is free for you. Download it here. This is a small release, most importantly for a fix to transparency with the new D2D back end on some systems, and bookmark window positioning. We did include a couple small features, rather than holding them back until 1.3 (which has a big new feature planned). Another change is related to rule files.

Version 1.2 noted some updates related to rules, but not all the updated rule files made it into the release. A new release (1.2.1) addresses that oversight.

Another month, another DiaGrammar release. If you bought 1.0, this upgrade is free for you. Download it here. Highlights We’ve added %json.org.style for those who want to match what Douglas Crockford uses at JSON.org. We also have an experimental %wikipedia-plain.style, which we’re happy to share with you if you want to test it before the next release. Both of these styles are based on a black and white theme, and the JSON.